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Alexander Graham Bell invented and received a patent for the telephone in February of 1876
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Federal troops and the Northern Plain Indians fought in Montana and ended in with a Native American victory.
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After a drawn out and controversial election, Rutherford B. Hayes was elected president and Samuel Tilden was elected vice president.
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Thomas Edison invented the phonograph also know as a record player.
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James Garfield was elected president and William Wheeler was elected vice president.
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After given to the United States by France, the Statue of Liberty arrived and was assembled at the New York Harbor.
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The Sherman Antitrust Act outlawed monopolistic business practices.
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Congress created the nation's second National Park called Yosemite in California
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In a final effort to put an end to the Plain Indians, the United States Army troop slaughtered 300 Lakota Indians in South Dakota.
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The panic of 1893 was a significant decline in the New York stock market.
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